Former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan has been granted bail by the Islamabad High Court in a high-profile land corruption case, ARY News reported Wednesday. The decision marks a temporary reprieve for the ex-cricket star turned politician, who has faced mounting legal challenges since his ousting from office last year.
The case revolves around allegations of illegal land dealings during Khan’s tenure, part of a broader wave of corruption investigations that have polarized Pakistan’s political landscape. While supporters celebrated the ruling as a “victory for justice,” critics argue the legal battles reflect deeper tensions within the country’s governance.
Khan, now leading the opposition PTI party, has consistently denied wrongdoing, framing the charges as politically motivated. “This is just one battle in a longer fight,” a PTI spokesperson told local media, hinting at ongoing rallies and calls for early elections.
With Pakistan’s economy facing inflation and global headwinds, the case has drawn attention from international investors monitoring stability in South Asia. Analysts suggest the court’s decision could ease short-term tensions but warns of more volatility ahead as Khan’s party mobilizes supporters.
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The decision marks a temporary reprieve for the ex-cricket star turned politician, who has faced mounting legal challenges since his ousting from office last year.
While supporters celebrated the ruling as a “victory for justice,” critics argue the legal battles reflect deeper tensions within the country’s governance.
“This is just one battle in a longer fight,” a PTI spokesperson told local media, hinting at ongoing rallies and calls for early elections.
Analysts suggest the court’s decision could ease short-term tensions but warns of more volatility ahead as Khan’s party mobilizes supporters.
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